Robert Mueller breaks his silence
Episode Date: May 30, 2019After two years of silence, Robert Mueller delivered his first public statement since being appointed as Special Counsel. He announced his resignation...
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1732 episodes transcribedAfter two years of silence, Robert Mueller delivered his first public statement since being appointed as Special Counsel. He announced his resignation...
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